Tech shares fared poorly. Motorola fell 2.4%, or 49 cents, to $19.89; Intel fell 2%, or 59 cents, to $28.40; Nokia fell 2%, or 28 cents, to $14.05; PalmSource fell 1.9%, or 32 cents, to $16.83; Dell fell 1.4%, or 48 cents, to $34.87; and Microsoft fell .5%, or 13 cents, to $26.47. The Nasdaq 100 tracking stock lost 1.4%, or 52 cents, to $36.58, on unspectacular volume of 97.4 million shares.
At the bell, our InformationWeek 100 had fallen 2%, or 6.5 points, to 317.94, and the Nasdaq index was down 1.6%, or 32.92 points, to 1,990.61. The Dow lost 0.6%, or 64.08 points, to 10,368.44; and the S&P 500 lost 1%, or 10.89 points, to 1,131.29.
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